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What is a relationship of a series of pitches to the tonal center?
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What is a relationship of a series of pitches to a tonal center?
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Is Japanese a tonal language?
Japanese is not a tonal language; rather, it has two pitches -- "high" and "low". Other and that, it does not use tones to distinguish words as in Chinese.
What theory is a sense or pull towards a tonal center or key?
This theory is known as tonal gravity. It explains how our ears perceive a tonal center or key in music, creating a sense of stability or tension based on the relationships between different notes and chords.
What is A sense or pull towards a tonal center or key.?
Tonality
What is correct term for music composed without a tonal center?
Atonal music.
Developed in the baroque era the theory of is a sense or pulled towards a tonal center or key?
tonality
Developed in the Baroque Era the theory of is a sense or pull towards a tonal center or key?
tonality
Developed in the Baroque Era the theory of is a sense or pull towards a tonal center or key.?
tonality
During the Baroque period composers developed a system of writing music around a?
B. tonal center
The complete rejection of a tonal center or treating each of the twelve tones as of equal importance is called?
Atonality
How did Schoenbergs music differ from traditional classical music?
In general his music is atonal, i.e. having no tonal center. He also introducted complicated rhythms. Whereas "traditional" classical music has a clear tonal center always wanting to come to rest on the tonic of its main key.
In what situations would you want to have narrow tonal range versus wide tonal range?
In what situations would you want to have narrow tonal range versus wide tonal range?
